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[atlas] Bug when creating DNS6 with udp_reply_bytes via API
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Willem Toorop
willem at nlnetlabs.nl
Fri May 24 16:42:26 CEST 2013
Hi RIPE Atlas developers, I found a bug in the DNS API. When creating a DNS measurements via the API that have udp_reply_bytes property set, they never leave the "Scheduled" state and eventually fail. When I query the status of the measurements I notice that they have the udp_payload_size property set to true in stead of the value given with udp_reply_bytes. This is different from measurements created via the interface, where udp_payload_size reflects udp_reply_bytes. Also, it appears I can only origin 80 probes (by probe id), whilst in the interface I can origin from 500 probes. Is that correct? Would it be possible to (temporarily) increase my limit to 1050 probes? Best regards, -- Willem
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